Cloud agents you can watch, on the AI you already pay for
Human authority infrastructure for autonomous AI
Stage
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Based in
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Pricing model
Freemium
Freemium
Pricing
Free plan with 20 credits/month (about 4 hours of machine time). Starter at $30/mo with 400 credits/month (about 80 hours). Pro at $75/mo with 2,000 credits/month (about 400 hours). Max at $120/mo with 4,000 credits/month (about 800 hours). 1 credit equals 12 minutes on default Small devbox. Medium
Free: $0 per month with 2 connections, 1 agent, 500 protected actions per month. Developer: $99/month with 25,000 billable executions included, then $0.001 per billable execution with $500 default overage cap. Business: Contact Sales for paid pilots and enterprise contracts.
Key features
Watch cloud agents in real-time with live terminal and file tree
Automated PR reviews with before/after screenshots
Video recording of agent actions
Scheduled automations daily or weekly
Live port previews for each port the agent opens
REST and WebSocket API for tasks and automations
Isolated Firecracker microVMs per task
Skills from repository SKILL.md files
Reply by email to pause and resume agent tasks
Cryptographically signed receipts and verifiable evidence
Multi-party approval for organizational authority
Open-source SDK, MCP server, and framework adapters
Authority lifecycle management from grant to revocation
Supported integrations with payments and cloud accounts
Individual, family, business, and enterprise deployment options
Enforcement at tool execution boundaries
What makes it different
Open devboxes you can watch, not sealed boxes
Runs on your own AI provider account with no second bill
Pay only for compute, with no per-task fees or surprises
Code never used for training
Machines destroyed after use, never reused
Write-once signed decisions verifiable by auditors without trusting the vendor
Controls sit at the point where AI systems take consequential actions
One company integrating security and compliance disciplines
Open-source cores and published research allow vendor review